Why use silicon. Except for baby products, almost all shampoos in supermarkets contain silicone oil. Why do shampoos add silicone oil? Will silicone o…

After the anionic surfactant used as the raw material of shampoo cleans the dirt on the head, it itself is adsorbed on the hair under the action of wa…

A message about hair loss caused by silicone oil. Silicone oil is a macromolecular substance and will not be absorbed by hair follicles. There is not …

In fact, just as its hair care effect is very limited, the possibility of PDMS remaining on the scalp and clogging pores is also very low. Because the…

Silicone oil can fill in the hair cuticles and reduce friction and damage to the hair. The benefits it brings are obvious, both in the immediate use a…

Various silicone oil ingredients will not only not damage the hair, but also make the hair softer. Every time we wash our hair, the cuticles on the su…

The “silicon” contained in shampoo is not actually silicon, but dimethicone. This substance is a occlusive agent that primarily works to s…

It is sticky and malleable, and has a moisturizing and smoothing effect on hair. Hair grows from the hair follicles in the scalp. The main component i…

The protective layer that silicone oil can form on the surface of the hair can keep the moisture content in the hair stable-compared with hair that si…

First of all, the possibility of silicone oil remaining on the scalp to clog pores is very low. Silicone oil is a macromolecular substance and will no…

In many cases, formulators adopt a formulation platform that contains most of the ingredients required for functionality but can be altered to meet va…